This is a small owner run business with wonderful coffee. I am a long term buyer who values the…read morecoffee and service. They sometimes struggle to keep up with demand but I am willing to work with that to see them succeed.

Taylor makes excellent coffee! He roasts the beans on site and is passionate about making great…read moretasting coffee. We got coffee brewed using an Areopress and is tasted amazing! The shop also sells locally made art, clothes, and vintage goods! I recommend stopping in to grab a coffee!

Representing 2025 in alphabet series, L is for (A) Little Lovely Coffee House. It was about a year…read moreago in June 2025 my girlfriend & I visited this cute coffee shop at the Queenstown Outlet Mall. We were on the way to my friend's annual get together every year in late June at her family's eastern shore house near St. Michael's. Unfortunately, 2025 was the worst year for the trip for various reasons since I started going in 2016. My girlfriend drove us out there. I was done with my 1st week of chemo on that Friday. Of course traffic is horrible coming from Howard County (oncology office) on a Friday in the summer in the early afternoon. We got across the Bay Bridge, and I was monitoring traffic saying there was a major delay due to an accident just past Queenstown Outlet Mall. I suggested stopping to WiFi and get some coffee since we were both tired. Staff was friendly. Prices were pretty reasonable compared with most places in the DC-Baltimore area. I got some coffee drink, perhaps a dirty iced chai. Wow, this coffee shop beats almost any other in the BAWA area. I connected to their WiFi for maybe an hour to check my Fantasy baseball, emails, etc. But I was upset because I left my computer charger at the chemo chair. Traffic cleared up decently enough, and we left to go to Walmart in Easton to get a universal charger for my laptop. Unfortunately, my g/f car died in Easton, had to have towed to Annapolis, which was the start of what ended up being a bad weekend. Thankfully, my 3 rounds of chemo was a success. This annual trip in 2026 is almost guaranteed to be better. I'll need to revisit A Little Lovely Coffee House again, but this year's trip the timing will be too late.

A gem of a place for sure! It's like hidden treasure. This place has such a nice vibe. You could…read moredefinitely have a girls' date here. The smoothies really satisfied me. I can see why they have so many regulars ! Staff are very personable.

Food was great! They have a crab bisque soup that was the best that I've tried in Delaware and the…read morewings were really good! Love the decor!

Been to the new location 3 times, each time had lousy service. One time it was so hot in there it…read morewas unbearable. Last visit we both got a taco salad. The chips were so stale we couldn't eat them ... they were more like dog rawhide! Used to have good service and great food but since moving they went downhill, really far!

A True Hidden Gem by the Water! Tucked away right by the…read moredock, it offers a gorgeous, peaceful view of the water that makes you want to sit and stay a while. It feels like a genuine escape from the usual crowded spots. The Highlights * The Standout: You absolutely must try the coconut cake. it was incredibly impressive. The cake itself was perfectly moist, but the real star was the layer of custard inside. It added the perfect texture without being overly sweet. * The Brews: We tried two of their specialty drinks: the Smoothie Criminal and the Morgan Wallen Spicy Latte. Both were decent, solid companions to the star of the show (that cake!).

Dessert First has the best coffee shop view in the area, hands down! The cafe has a huge shared…read moreparking lot with the seafood restaurant located next door. You walk right up to the counter and situated just to the left are the dessert and pastry cases. It's so difficult to choose just a few things. I was living enviously through the people in line in front of me who spent $80+. I ordered a lemon and raspberry custard pastry, a peanut butter nutty cold brew, two cookies and a cheesecake brownie to go. My total was around $30 before tip. This place certainly isn't cheap, but the view and quality of the product is worth it. I throughly enjoyed sitting outside at a high top, enjoying the breeze and view, drinking my coffee. All of the seating is seat yourself and they have plenty of options both inside and outside. The patio had a ton of umbrellas to help shade you from the strong summer sun. I'll definitely stop back when I'm in the area.

What a wonderful bakery in Beautiful Chestertown!…read more My favorites are the Buzz Bar, super rich, yummy, and absolutely 100% delicious. Pair it with their Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso, and you'll be good to go for the entire day. Fantastic service, quaint and cozy. I appreciate the non dairy milk options: soy, oat, almond, coconut milks. Love it.

Stopped in here while in town for MDW. Really cute bakery. We picked up some pastries to go and…read moreenjoyed the coffee and tea. Definitely worth it!

If you're on the Eastern Shore and want some locally sourced coffee, Rise Up is the place to go!…read moreThey have a slew of beverage options from lattes, to cold brew, to hot coffee, cold beverage, and hot beverages, and food! I personally am a big fan of the refresher drinks they sell! The Peach/Mango one is a personal favorite!

Amazing coffee especially the whipped foam- I got a Latte. The egg sandwich was huge and Also very…read moregood. Glad I finally stopped at this little place with an up beat vibe. I see the coffee in my local Giant store- I'm hoping it's just ad good- which I'm sure it will be- if only I could replicate the foam! Service was good- although it took a minute to bring out the sandwich- tip was on the bill which I included. It started getting busy. Had cute mugs and display as well and other condiments

I came by here on the way to the library in mid-morning. I've intended to come by before but just…read morehaven't made it until today. Nice little coffee shop with a selection of baked goods and some sandwich offerings. Overall the place is neat and clean, although some of the furnishings are a bit worn looking. I was greeted promptly on entry and had nice brief chat with cashier. I ordered a Chai Tea and an Espresso-Toffee-Chocolate Chip Cookie. The beverage was pretty good and the cookie was excellent. There was an interesting set of items for sale in the dining area, which included Mystery Reads. These were books wrapped nicely with the genre on the wrapping, and some neat little "gifts" in the wrapping. Cool idea! The only downside of my experience was the number of flies. I had planned to stay and enjoy my Chai but I just couldn't due to the flies landing on me and my beverage cup. I'd recommend they do something to control flies as it's not conducive to a great guest experience.

A place to remember and visit often!…read more Asked for my 2 eggs on an everything on it bagel. Great flavor and just a pinch of salt balanced the flavors of the bagel. A dark muffin with ginger was great to dunk in my well made hot Matcha tea with oat milk. Great retro ambiance. Child friendly, tiny group or just me with a lap top friendly. Unique inexpensive items for sale. Such as Blind Date with a Book already splendidly packaged as a gift. Staff and Baker were so helpful and shared infomation to answer my questions. Be sure to enjoy and take a selfie under the gorgeous mural on their outside redbrick wall.

Starting with the coffee, it is La Columbe. In my opinion, it's not great. They put care into the…read moredrinks and have a good menu, but it's not anything special because of the beans. They also had skim milk which wasn't on the menu, but made me happy. I got a skim milk latte and my husband got a macchiato that was hilariously little. He was sad they didn't have a lid as we were just passing through town. The pastries looked fantastic. I didn't try them, but my kids did and LOVED them. They favors were unique and looks like it rotates based on the week or day. The options were all different than what I had seen on other yelp pictures. They also had 2 tables outside that were fun to sit and enjoy the heart of Easton, but there was no seating inside and no public bathroom. This is a walk by coffee stop.

If you want good coffee while exploring downtown Easton, walk into Weather Gage, a small cafe that…read moresells pastries and a full coffee menu. My small hazelnut latte was not too sweet and tasted great. It was the best coffee I've had in the area!

We stopped by this lovely establishment on the way home to Virginia. We tried an item from every…read moresection of the menu and every morsel was consumed. The service was quick (under 7 minutes) and the place was filled with smile-inducing artwork. The town was safe, quaint, and friendly. There was a nearby parking lot one block away which included charging stations.

What a gem. Located in Centerville, just a short drive from US 301. Well worth the stop. An…read moreinviting cafe with plenty of space, located in an almost 140 year old building. Many selections of sandwiches, smoothies, coffees and bowls. I had the pecan cranberry chicken salad sandwich. Good amount of chicken, seasoning and such - not too much mayo. Take the short detour off US 301, have lunch and check out the historic town.

I am from Virginia and saw this shop in the way to Dewey beach. There is a lot to sort through but…read moreyou can really find some gems. The store owner, Paul, is such a sweet man with a lot of history. He is so helpful and you can tell he loves what he does. I highly recommend visiting if you are searching for something unique!